Dayanidhi Maran accuses his brother Kalanithi of illegally acquiring Sun TV shares in 2003, alleging a fraudulent transfer during their uncle’s illness. He claims Kalanithi undervalued the shares, diluting original holdings and diverting funds. Dayanidhi threatens legal action, demanding restoration of the original shareholding structure and warning of approaching investigative agencies if his demands are unmet.
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